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PI and MVA Lead Case Studies

These anonymous examples show how firms use trial transfers, call review, intake feedback, and written billable rules before buying higher MVA or PI lead volume.

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Case studies

Trial examples firms can relate to

Florida PI Trial

A mid-sized Florida PI firm reviewed five MVA transfers and asked to tighten PIP timing, treatment notes, and county targeting before expanding into additional South Florida counties.

Related: Florida MVA leads and Florida MVA live transfers.

Texas MVA Trial

A Texas buyer reviewed call notes and separated Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio routing after intake saw different answer windows and metro preferences.

Related: Texas MVA leads and cost per signed case guide.

California MVA Campaign

A California campaign review focused on county exclusions, accident type, treatment status, and signed-case tracking before any higher-volume routing was considered.

Related: California MVA leads and valid transfer rules.

Intake Optimization Example

An intake team reduced missed opportunities by confirming live-answer coverage, using a dedicated transfer number, and tracking no-fit reasons after each call.

Related: intake team best practices and intake ROI calculator.

What buyers review

Trial feedback is strongest when it is specific

Useful feedback names the route, state, accident type, intake result, valid or invalid reason, and what should change before scaling.

Transfer summaryTime, destination number, state, case type, and connected result.
Intake commentBooked consult, follow-up needed, represented, no treatment, or wrong market.
Campaign adjustmentTighter filters, new cap, different hours, or additional market split.